If you could see 1 product made in O guage what would it be?
Tough one, seems like most of them have already been made, how about the TGV?
How about an 027 sized centipede ?
Ed
Turbo Train would be cool
What else is needed but Santa Fe F3’s!!!
HOW ABOUT COMMAND CONTROL THAT IS COMPATIBLE WITH ANYONES TRAINS???
MTH has made Chicago and New York City subways…now, how about a RailKing Scale Dallas DART light rail train, complete with Station Stop ProtoEffects? That’s something I’ve always wanted in O scale. Other than that, just about any train I want is already available, or has been available in the past.
This is a big one from the 1960’s. The time when O Gauge Trains nearly went out of production, so it was overlooked in O Gauge and O Scale.
This 1960’s style car has to be made in O Scale for O Gauge operators.
Magor Car Company Aluminum Bodied 3-Bay Covered Hoppers actually made out of Aluminum.
Operating Hatches and Gravity Discharge Gates. Fine metal details.
Paint Schemes for the Soo Line, Great Northern, Seaboard, Southern Railway.
Andrew
Or how about this one!
Good looking O gauge, not 027, grade crossings for streets. How about ones for different sized curves, too?
That would be COOL!
I’d like to see Lionel’s 675/2025 2-6-2 reproduced.
New York City guys!.. 3rd Avenue “EL”…Street Trafic Lights
Maybe, an inexpensive* adaptable universal control panel. There are so many different sized transformers, switch controls, toggles etc. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a board that you could just easily connect everything to without having to allow for big handles, small dials and strange shaped knobs? [zzz]
- The ‘penny pincher’ rears his ugly head, again! [swg]
An O27 diesel painted up in the new KCS retro Southern Belle heritage scheme. Seen it yet? Here are some pics a good friend of mine took last month: http://gatermannt.homeip.net/gallery/march242007
KCS also has a covered hopper they’ve done in this scheme. Very nice. http://gatermannt.homeip.net/gallery/april01to082007
The Stourbridge Lion would be neat to see as well as a Tom Thumb Engine from the 1828-30s period. Take Care
Gordon from the Thomas series. With smoke and Trainsounds!
For now I’m getting by with an HO version. That’s right, HO!
Jim
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And also upgrades that can be installed…
Hmmm…
for the Thomas Series:
Daisy
Diesel
Emily
Harvey
Mighty Mac
Murdoch
Salty
I probably wouldn’t buy them all, but they would look really cool.
Brent, Diesel is due out later this year. Fehhh…
Long time lurker here…really enjoying reading the forum.
At the Western Minnesota Steam Thresher’s Reunion in Minnesota, they feature a 0-4-0 Soo Line loco towing five old stock cars that have been fitted with bleachers to haul people around the grounds. (One side of the cars have been removed and the bleachers face out the side of the cars.)
They also tow a flatcar with a Case “threshing outfit” consisting of a steam tractor and thresher. I’d like to see a reproduction of that flatcar and load…a lot of those probably ran across the country during the steam days.
I’ve been looking for a picture of it but can’t find one online…and last time I was there, my pic of it didn’t turn out!